Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 6, 2014
Measure would remedy ban on ex-judges' public service work
A new bill would amend a controversial rule that prohibits judges from taking public-sector employment until the end of their official terms - even if they retire far in advance.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Judges blocked under state law from taking jobs in the public sector after they retire are cheering a bill that would end that restriction.
Currently, judges can retire before their term is up and take a private sector job almost immediately. But bench officers are barred from taking any public sector post until their appointed term is up - a span of time that can be many years if they retire before the...
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